A Sense of Humor 2011
In *A Sense of Humor (2011)*, Québec's sharpest comedic minds find themselves in hot water when their on-stage jokes about a mysterious audience member take a terrifying turn.
Director: Émile Gaudreault
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *A Sense of Humor (2011)* about?
The film follows two stand-up comedians who become the target of a serial killer after they mock him during a performance. To survive, they must teach him how to be funny—but their new pupil's taste for humor is anything but ordinary.
Who directed *A Sense of Humor*?
Émile Gaudreault directed *A Sense of Humor*, bringing his signature blend of comedy and suspense to this unique thriller.
Who stars in *A Sense of Humor*?
The film stars Michel Côté, Benoît Brière, Anne Dorval, Louis-José Houde, and Éveline Gélinas in a darkly comedic powerhouse cast.
Is *A Sense of Humor (2011)* worth watching?
If you enjoy dark comedies with a twist, *A Sense of Humor* is a hidden gem. While it wasn't rated on IMDb, its clever premise and tight execution make it a standout for fans of Québecois cinema and offbeat humor.
How long is *A Sense of Humor*?
The film runs for 110 minutes, offering a brisk yet packed ride through its unique blend of comedy and suspense.
About A Sense of Humor (2011) — Dark Comedy Where Laughs Are a Matter of Life and Death
In *A Sense of Humor (2011)*, Québec's sharpest comedic minds find themselves in hot water when their on-stage jokes about a mysterious audience member take a terrifying turn. When a serial killer abducts stand-up duo Michel Côté and Benoît Brière after they mock him during a performance, the duo must outwit their captor by teaching him the art of comedy—if they fail, their days are numbered. Directed by Émile Gaudreault, this high-stakes dark comedy blends laughs with suspense, exploring themes of satire, desperation, and the thin line between humor and horror. With a tight 110-minute runtime, the film delivers an unpredictable mix of wit and tension, keeping audiences guessing whether laughter will save the day or seal their fate.
The cast shines, led by Michel Côté as the quick-witted comedian and Benoît Brière as his reluctant partner-in-crime, while Anne Dorval adds layers of unpredictability to the unfolding chaos. Gaudreault's direction infuses the story with a quirky charm, making *A Sense of Humor* a cult favorite for those who crave comedy with an edge. Whether you're a fan of Québecois cinema or just love a premise that turns punchlines into life-or-death gambits, this film delivers a one-of-a-kind viewing experience.